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The English register of Oseney abbey / by Oxford, written about 1460. Ed., with an introduction and indexes, by Andrew Clark.

þe church of Chesterton; all þat was of Robert Doylly in Oseney, with alle Dwellynges þe which he had vppon þe were þe which is of þe Milles the which ben by þe Castell of oxon|ford; And tithynges of þe same Milles; with-in þe borowgh of oxonford, all rentis of londis þe which þe forsaide Robert ȝafe to þe same church, ij. s. of rent þe which helde ffromunde chapeleyne, þe tythe of Nychol Stodeham; with-in Hokenorton, free seruice of Hugh ffraunceys of halfe j. hide, and j. ȝerde of londe; alle Eton with all thynges to hit perteynyng (outetake þe mylle, and sperwesaye); of þe yifte of Kyng stephyn, A pre|bende of lx. s. (of bensynton, xxiiij.; of Bampton, xxiiij.; of Hedyndon, xij. s) and v. s. v. d. ob. qua. with-inne þe borowgh of oxonforde of þat londe þe which is i-called viiij. [folio 4b] yerdys of þe Kynges, with all customs to hit perteynyng; Of þe yifte of Alide quene, j. hide þe which lyith at Hanberge and longeth to Staunton; of þe yifte of Geffrey Chamburleyne of Glymton, langeneye, with alle thynges to hit perteynyng; Of þe yifte of Robert ffolioth, þat londe of his ffee þe which lieth in þe grete strete of Oxonforde; Of þe yifte of Hugh tywe, Stanhale, with all thynges to hit longyng; The londe Also þe which was of Raph ffiȝt sywarde, and elueue pulchyn, to yow resonablie was yeve; Of þe yifte of Hugh palestede [Hugh of Polested in Suffolk (H. Salter).] , dj. hide in þe same town, with þe consent of Henry of Estsexe ['Essexa,' in Latin.] ; Of þe ffee of William Bracy, þe church of Stanes [Name noted in margin.] . We haue also ordeynyd þat if þe fforsaide Castell of oxonforde fro diuinis seruices by chaunce be Enterdited, hit shall be lefull to yow notwithstondyng, yates i-closed and cursed men or enterdited i-putt owte, in lowe voice to saye diuine seruice [Marginal note: 'Note this priuilege to say diuine seruice, þe londe Enterdited, In þe castell.'] ; and your howseholde, and all them of your [Read 'other': 'et eos omnes de alienis parochiis, qui apud vos hospitalitatis causa diuerterint.'] paryssis þe which at ȝowe turne inne by cause of hospitalite and þerre hap to be sike and to dye, in your churchȝerde ffree faculte to berye we graunt to yow. ffor ['Decernimus ergo ut.'] þis, we decree þat hit be not lawfull to oony manne to troble frowardely þe forsaide monastery, or þe possessions of hit to take aweye, or i-take awey to withholde, to lesson, or with ony greuaunces to make wery,
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The English register of Oseney abbey / by Oxford, written about 1460. Ed., with an introduction and indexes, by Andrew Clark.
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